Today’s mini-collection of knitted baby blankets is really special, evidently! We want to welcome all knitters here in this special way! Crafters that work with yarn tend to have their favorite techniques. But we know that many of the crocheters knit, too. Baby blankets are surely beloved by crocheters. Especially those who love patterns that work up fast and nice. These Knitted Baby Blankets will brighten up your kids’ rooms! If you are expecting a baby or going to a baby shower in the near future, these ideas are great for gifts, without a doubt. Handmade objects have a special place in the hearts of the receivers. Trust us! Check out these free patterns under the links below and don’t forget to follow us on Facebook and Pinterest for more creative ideas!
If you need more inspiration, check out our collections of Summer Rainbow Blankets and Pastel Baby Blankets.
Pastel Rainbow Baby Blanket Free Knitting Pattern
What a delightful rainbow! This great knitted wavy pattern looks amazing in pastel colors. And not only! Stitchylinda Designs made sure your baby blanket will look beautiful no matter what color palette you choose. Get creative!
Level: intermediate Author: Stitchylinda Designs
The original pattern is on ravelry.com. Info about this version and the photos are on ravelry.com.
Mosaic Blanket Free Knitting Pattern
No ideas for knitted baby blankets? Create your own mosaic gem with this clever knitting stitch! Does it look a bit intimidating? No worries! The genius authors behind Purl Soho always make sure we don’t get lost while following their instructions. Think pink!
Level: intermediate Author: Purl Soho
The original pattern and the photos are on purlsoho.com. More info on ravelry.com.
Chevron Baby Blanket Free Knitting Pattern
When in doubt, choose chevron, because it’s certainly a timeless motif for knitters and crocheters! Classy and cute, just like this knitted baby blanket designed by awesome Espace Tricot. Oh, we love this fabulous lime shade so much! It matches the pinks like a dream.
Level: intermediate Author: Espace Tricot
The original pattern and the photos are on espacetricot.wordpress.com. More info on ravelry.com.
